Video · 4 April 2026

Garry Nolan on the hurdles facing disclosure (The Age of Disclosure, clip)

The Age Of Disclosure · 4 April 2026 · 1 min · Watch the original

A 30-second clip from The Age of Disclosure (2025), posted by the film's official channel, in which the Stanford immunologist Garry Nolan explains why disclosure would set off legal battles among contractors.

Uploaded by The Age of Disclosure; auto-captions.

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  1. 0:00 Garry Nolan: Nolan: the first time you open up the hangar doors and show some craft, “the questions are unlimited”; if anyone admits access to technology denied to another contractor, imagine “the legal fights”.
  2. 0:15 Another speaker adds that legal discovery would then open the old files and emails to everyone.

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0:00 The first time you open [music] up the hangar doors and show some craft, the questions are unlimited. If somebody begins to admit that they had access to technology that was denied another contractor, you can only imagine uh the legal fights. >> Then discovery happens. And when legal discovery happens, then everybody gets access to the [music] old files, the old emails, et cetera. And just imagine the box of worms.

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